Rod Stewart never sounded more alive than on this 1971 Mercury cut. “Maggie May” and the title track spill out with that rough-edged charm, but it’s the deep cuts that really sneak up on you once the needle sinks in. This original-style LP spins at 33 RPM, the record in Very Good condition with just light signs of past late-night plays, while the cover sits at a solid Very Good Minus—gently aged, like a favorite leather jacket. The mix has that roomy, early‑70s British rock feel: guitars slightly raw, vocals front and honest, nothing overpolished. It’s the kind of album you let run from start to finish while the room slowly shifts into a softer, amber light. If you’ve only ever streamed it, you’re missing the way “Mandolin Wind” and “(I Know) I’m Losing You” bloom on vinyl. Buy Every Picture Tells A Story vinyl LP in Very Good condition Today! and give this classic the turntable time it deserves.
TRACKLIST
A1 - Every Picture Tells A Story (5:58)
A2 - Seems Like A Long Time (4:00)
A3 - That's All Right (6:02)
A4 - Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time (3:44)
B1 - Maggie May (5:46)
B2 - Mandolin Wind (5:32)
B3 - (I Know) I'm Losing You (5:22)
B4 - Reason To Believe (4:07)